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Baltimore Excited over tho Deal.

BALTIMORE, March 9-Mr Robert Garrett,
president OF the Baltimore &c Ohio Railroad
Company, was seen to-day, bat had nothing to
say in regard to the reporte! arrangement for
transfer of control OF IN road. The city, as a
corporation, is largely -lerested in the Balti-
moro & Ohio, and there are private interests
which are opposed to the control of the road out
Hf Baltimore hands The B. 81 O. road has
been looked upon as a Baltimore enterprise. and
while LAs Garrett has preserved q rcticence as
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ALloyd Steamer Aeround.

NORFOLK, Va, March 9.-The North German
Lloyd steamship Rhein. Captain Johns. from
Bremen Feb. 23 for Baltimore with ]. 600 pas
sengcrs and freight. is ashore on Hog Island bar,
thirtyfve miles north OF Cape Charles. She is
reported lying easy in a smooth sea, with her
stern on. and how pointing seaward The Old
Dominion steamships Richmond ard Wyanoke
anchored close by ami, if necessary, will
transfer the passengers. The tug VIM. Slater
has been sent to her assistance from here.
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GOLD IN THE TRANsvAAL.
New and Rich Discoveries Cause a Large
Influx of Newcomers.

Now OIBCUVerT88 Cau60 q Larg0
Influx of Newcomers.
WASHINGTON, March 9-Vlce.consul knight
reports to the Department Of State concerning
the Transvaal gold fields that the wonderful
Shelda reef h1s been eclipsed by another reef
discovered last summer and known as the
Thomas reef, from which supplies of quartz
weighing three thousand pounds. it is claimed.
yielded 148 ounces Of gold. These discoveries
naturally gave an impetus to prospecting on
large scale, resulting in the discovery of mar
velously extensive and rich gold quartz veins.
The Vce-consul says that he believes. after
making inquiry, and from the best information
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him-even Mr. Jordan was to 60 along to sec
that he kept well. This. too is a great change
in plans. for Mr.. Jordan did not intend to leave
the Treasurer's Office till late in April The
hopes of Mr.. Manning's absence from the United
States and Jordan's constant attendance was
what kept the directors of the new bank to-
gether. 1t was hard blow to the directors TO
find MIR. Manning so i'll, because they had hoped
to them, and they think now the best thing is
for him to take long vacation.
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The Triple Alliance.

LONDON, March 9.-The Times publishes a
dispatch from Vienna. positively affirming that
the alliance between Italy Germany and Aus
tria has been renewed, but for three instead Of
FIVE years
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BULGARIA'S CRUEL RULERS.
The Regents Again Charged with Bar.
barous Torture of Rebel Prisoners.

Russia Requested the Powers to Ask Ieniency
for the Bulgarian RevOlutionists, but the
Request Was Not Received in Time.
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The German Reichstag Debates and
Passes Bismarck's Septenate Bill.

New and Rich Gold Discoveries in the Trans
vaal-The American Legation at London
Not Implicated in the Terry Scandal.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The American Legation at London Not I'm.
plicated in the Terry Scandal.


plicated in the Terry Scandal.
LONDON, March 9-Commander Chadwick
United States naval attache in London, had an
interview this morning with yice-admral Wm
Graham, Controller of the Navy, at the Ad-
miraft5 -5sfse in relation to the statements that
the draughtsman Terry. who has been dismissed
from the Chatham navy yard, had revealed
secrets of naval designs to the American lega-
ton. The Controller said that these were
merely newspaper assertions. and that far as
the stories connected anybody in the legation
with the dock yard treachery, they were entirely
false. All the admiralty knew that Terry
had sold to private persons designs which he
had gained possession of by of his position
in the government employ. Mr. White. secretary
of the American legation, has confirmed and
emphasized the denials that any British naval
plans have obtained by underhand methods
The agent of the Associated Press in London has
been authorized to deny that the American lega-
tion was in any way implicated in the Chatham
navy-yard scandal.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Relative to the dis
missal Of foreman in the English naval work
shops at Chatham, for selling information, plans
of vessels. torpedoes, ETC.. to this government
it is said at the Navy Department that SO far as
this government is concerned there is absolutely
no truth in the charge.
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Cardinal Gibbons on the Labor Question.

Cardinal Gibbons on the Labor Question.
ROME, March 9.-In an interview, Cardinal
Gibbons said that his and Stranieros reports
although published through wonderful stroke
Of newspaper enterprise, were in the first in
stance confidential. The Cardinal said: II am
and ever shall be the enemy of plutocracy
of sonlless corporations and men. The Catholic
Church will take the side of the weaker against
the stronger. In this Inatance there are no
questions of secret societies. Powdorly and
many other of the chiefs are good Cath
olics. Above all, l wish it known
that there is essential divergence
between myself and the Archbishop of Quebec
on this subject The French Canadian Society,"
mot that of the United Statesl and perhaps the
French acclesiastic or administrative mind, are
more inclined to take alarm than we, and see
revolutions behind every hedge. America is
quite able to take of itself and the interests
Of American citizens 1t will be time enough to
consider all sorts of side issues when they are
rasadb
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-29
READY TO WALK OUT.
Thirty five Idle LOcomot!ves-kea V
10 Walk out.

10 Walk Out.
SHAMoKIN, Dec. 28.-The Reading
railroad Knights of Labor here are
still out, and declare that they viii not
return to work until their discharged
associates at this place are reinstated.
Three train crews of non-union men
are at work, but there are 'hirty-ilve
locomotives here without crews. The
Galleries IN this locality ale Ill idle,
owing to lack of transportation facil-
ties. The railroad strike rs, however,
d aclare the miners will 20 on strike
rs soon a. requested To do so. Good
order prey ais among b strikers.
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LEVINE 5: ::..BROTHERS
ARE SELLING -
Holiday Goods
at HALF PRICE.
9 5S}3 At HALF PRICE 5 SSttg

Any one intending making presents would do
well to pay our establishment visit.
Elegant silks at the lowest imaginable
prices. All our immense stock Of
dress goods marked down. Gents fur
nishing goods in all the latest
styles. Cloaks and wraps must 60,
therefore we have marked
them away do WI. Come and
look through our stock OF
clothing, and you will find
THE PRICES RIGHT.
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New buck wheat flour STR
Tie 4 Coz.
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COLD WAVE COLLAPSED.

LINCOLN, y, b., Dec. 2S.-The colt
weather reached It's climax thi,
morning, the mercury standing thir-
teen degrees below zero. There has
not been much snow in Nebraska al d
no delay to trains worth mel tionine,
Communication has been Lad with
al points Oh 1000 Mills of IA lroRds
and no disaster or dam 90 reported.
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win Gobbie Marion Couaty.

Special DispAtch 10 he Examiner.
JEFFERSON, Texas, Dec. 2S.-1hc
case of Erastur Jones VS. Marion
oulty, same being suit tor $780, 600,
together with interest for about ten
years, max ing a total OF about $780,
600, was called this morning, and the
case went to the Jury about l2o'clock,
and they were discharged at night, as
they could not agree. The case Will
possibly come up again this term.
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STREET NOTES.

On Inc nos Inc DC AOtliul hog,
Cu,v Wing his back as he watches the dog
pefying the law for hiS bread snd meat
Roaming at large through every street.
Hunting, gruuting, noistng around,
TIL the OF Ell gste Ia sure TO BE- fUuni
with It's hinges broken and ruined quite
py the lovers who hung there Sunday night
Il won stay shut, It won't hang level,
So in walks the hog and raises ne ID
Prairie Farmer
A penitsntisry agent brought in on
the Cotton Belt from the west ester
day evening aud lodged il jail here
two MeXicans and two negro COR
vlCts.
The announcement is made, that the
stone used in constructing the e1te-
rior of the new city halls base, is no
good, sud will crumtle Ike chelk un-
der pressure, II true, this is indeed a
misfortune. Waco has a city hall un-
der course Of erection that was dee
tiuod to be grand triumph o. archi-
taetural skill and b. auty and this sta c
of affairs would undoutte3ly eau.
delay and t;ouble, if really as bad as
some think
Deputy United states Marshal
Waller came in on the west bound
Central yesterday evening and j4ilpd
here one Robert Jami-on, charged
with comp,icity in the Flatonia train
robbery last summer, The prisoner
is large man with sandy hair. red
stubOy beard and mustache. In ar.
poarance he resent les cowboy ar
his skin is tanned like one sccus-
toned to out-dc or pursuits. He Is
uTObablV AbOut 81 wears Ia and is eoid
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>tockhoIdrr's meetinp

The annual meeting OF tho stock
holders OF the Peoples Building aud
Saving Association, tor the election
OF directors, will be held at the office
OF the secretary, 1885 South Fourth
street, Monday, the second day of
January, at I O'Clock p. m.
JVPN n. LYLE. Secretary.
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Among ralten omen" we are gIau
to say, under the providence OF God.
fifteen acres OF beautiful black sandy,
rolling prairie land, already fenced,
has been purchased al Garrett, on the
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Among rallen W,
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-, 49," 49, see -. .....
ment Endorsed hy the heads Of tSe greo,
nltet~.tieS as the Strongest, Fures,, snd
JpS,r HeaStul; Dr., Prices t'e only Bskinll
33Mael .nAt noes not contsin Ammonia
v,.,, PRICE BAKING POWDER co.
NhIcA"p ST. LOUIS.
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|ear cheap Helgner BIOS. ladIes Rio button
than anywhere else, and every pair warranted.
'e reduced bytJanuary |, so buy while goods are
SLEEPER, CLIFTON d co.
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Governor marmaduke Dead.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 29-Gov. Nor
maduke died at Jefferson City At
20 minutes of 10 O'Clock tonight
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HEALTH - WEALTH pr. ucaufeEnrd's
Tonic ard Nervine, tho 1rcnt
French NpsslNC.

IN and physical drpICston fprfmaiuiIhca, hI
poch0u itlh ttrriliiy, neuralgia, hJtirfin lunpNIiy
lor study OF huslntf., paulFHia iWruirnne rIlrn
fy lbs " mCnuCy. foi'culug ul thn ufIlu. SUI nl
d1asafa of the nervous rstCm MAY De- Radically
elfr,d in either 80 by The us0 20 inH uuofu'licd
pfrnifati0n. u la msilrf ui IIpulne Importance
70 he appropriate iraiPirnt 20 NC CUE "i W.
and Ncfiur. alter many yDufa u.ll iu tnfui", his
proved luMiuhl0 u taken urrur4iuE ~ ult ions
which are anlkHd i0 earn bottle. ono luF equal 70
Price zi.OO box. or slK huArs iuf 500 ffui
hy mail rrpald on IeuliptU OF price We guar uite
AZ boxes 10 Uurc any ease. Win rnHh on - ~
ooly,d hy us Cor SIX hnNOl We VIII scuu orr Nul'L
euarlutre 10 return tHe money ID treatment do =
lot effect q cure. a. ncnkCu a Co. DilFEih fnla
agents i0f United staigs. - and 2i5 Main tucc.
Memphis Tom.
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NO MORE coNeLoMERATE,
Pare Water In Reach Of Everyone.

Keep yonr cl'lcrns clean md purify the waicr
Dit loeve. fimW, bugs fpiuru nnd mice mlHhi /.
well ~ inio The rulo Pie lt into iouf cisi fn Wy
thee wlllrceimulaic Oh ynut root ana 80 hcu't 10
your elslcfn. AuI can prevent their rssaft lhllntl
by ihC nee % patent bitter mauulariuicd IN ihA
els by Geo. a. huiarh w. ife will place lhH
rci 10 ou iiial AID fcmotc IL ID Il doCs not keep
your ,lsicfu llco from ai impurities
Telephone 80. ~ W call al "a hini"ppI ave
uu
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Of 4 O'Clock M. IN front oi ne court holP iu ils
city II Memphis shelby county 1yln te.l tlo lU.,
lowing dcatrihod rcal estate. % thc hlfh0i nul
bot bidder Tor cash, t1.Wit' lyinr lclnf ana
situated IN the TsKinf District " .hClby county,
Tcnu. late ely 81 Memphis. situated on ronlh
Coutt street. AMI b,ins nc eat ball Of jog NO ~
on the plan and map nt The slid cV OF memphis
lot a. running thence west With thp tou.h side ~
foulh Court stfuut u feet ~ iurhc. ihrnac tluh
"a icnt Inches ucnrc east D. lotto uehgt lhiho.
I'D cash d. ~ JORDAN,
grrHlal Commissions.
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rAtIoIis.

I,,HEsH TNIpWTATlONs IS GENIE sulIlNG%
II Mclion. etr, % San Nigcrs. cor alnnf tn1fl
DAMS MADE 10 ORDER AZ =. iiiArEE a
II sons, ne Malu ..
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$50, 0grD FARM LABOR FURNISHED 10 Do
" plantation WORK We ere IN correspondence
With frypfal hundred cul0rd iamllita who I've Ia
South Car,iina, ana ufe unable . roy thelt inns
narration anywhrrr. They ufc anxious N 60 10
lrlnnsis aud arc willing 10 bind thcrrelvot 10 q
contrssi 10 work one year. aud " they nio vel
trcaird NJ the cud oi ald fctf VII IencW lhcif Oh
centraei They pruief 10 rurs on thHffs ara hHNt
nto,isIoas furnished then during he 3clf tnl
when the crup u ail gathered pfqysion WI and
trnnsporisiioi b. dgdncici irOta thsif proportion
ofrt6n. Thee coiofcd pcrrla ste I'D TINE datkicA
and know nnthing bit farming, ahA o. uti lave
f,rlc noilpnT inf 1taf ard cau hot tansg aaiihihg
n, thoffaeifef tfy afo fuGiras y mals unte
hn ,JsUirf' rl,h.f fifm iatet ala a.f Willlta 70
.se,og. tf.ne. : lsiinn 70 thus. WI ds vel ln
80. % .Hn' De undgtslgssd areAn, VITO eva
r,st.i a.. itti'ios aud vii gnsio low rates rcf
"'i CnABtp =. WALKER
YkED y. buaH.
CessSsl Asss<. AgtLa Ca
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Admlnletrntor,n NotIce.

Having quslihol 81 tha admin,ifaloi ~ Elghhm
Cosbia Neuiofd dec stod. BE- Ire Fiobiio tuuft
ol shelby county, al pefsuns Indebted " shii q.
tate will come forward aud ~ iho tre, aiih nli
Ifrsons having claims against Ala cfhW WI pIt
tent the same auihenihaifd W. NE nannu prs
srflbcd BY law tothe undenigned
THIS NOVEMBER 10, lssI, ,,o.,,s
Admlnisup,ot Of Richard ceihiI Nsniofa. &c
sssssA -.
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&zzsSqs4e4gE.s
|Iee,e~<
Commissioners.

We the undersigned Ranks and Bankers, VIII
PAY all Priz's drawn In The Louisiana Stato Lot
tcries which may be presented nj our counters
]. n. O0LESBY, President La National Bank
PIERRE LANAuX, Ptest State Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, President N, o. National Rank.
CARL KOHN, President Union National Bank
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ROOMS TO LET.
FURNISHED RooMs-i9s MAIN ST,


UNURNIsHHD RooM-In the third story of 40
" Poplar street, suitable for two young men,
Relerences rcqurcd,
JINRONT ROoM-DowN STAIRS NICELY FUR.
II nlshcd at ls2 Dcsoto street
INRoNT Handsomely furnished, with
II dressing room. 49, shelby street
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT No. ~
IN Monroe strct
nFFICEs - THE pEsIRABLE OFFICES RE-
" Gently occupied by me at 0 Madison =. toa
good tenant N. ESTES.
OFFICES THOSE TWO BEAUTIFUL FRONT
~ Offices In - Madison street, adjoining Cotton
exchange -. ANDREWS, Mcnsca { %.
nFFiCEs-A SUITE or NICE OFFICES IL MA
y sonic Temple iEGS +. PRICE. Secretary
DOoMs--suGrABlE FOR OFFICES OR sI.sEl.
~ ing Dons Apply TO Dr. l.. H. LOOMS, 2lS
Main IT., Curuef Adams.
DOoMs OVER E5 AND esp MAIN sT.. SUiTA.
IL bic Tor Ohlcos. NLNIE 4 PARBENf.
DooNs - TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FoR
~ light housekeeping, central location. Al
dress 22 Third stu't
DOoN-FuRNIsuEp SUITABLE ron GIN
IL tcman. ~ Union a.
| DOOMs- NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
| II very desirable nj li2 Madison street.
| DOoMs-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. suIrA-
| cuccs required
| DOoN'- NICELY FURNISHED, AT i55 MApl.
| ~ Eun street
DoONs-FuRNi,nEn OR UNFUltNlsuED, At
| n 80 40 court sif,cL
DOONs-FuRNisHF AND UNFUHNlsHEp
~ MONS ut 20 tuuit street
| DooNs -FuRIsHrp OR UNFUENIsurp
| II No. M Linden firyCt.
DOoNs -FURNEuED or UNFuRNlslGtp, Al
! n M 'uur, street
| doom NlCE TRONr ROOM. SOUTHERN ~.
| II ppv.r' furnished ~ unfinished. Apply 90
| a9i Vance ftvci
| DOON>-ruuR NICE ROOMS FOR uul -.
| N keeping or suitable fnr offices, u,,r ~ Nuuh
| CONT Au.rL COLL 10 hhoNC number
| DoONs-syIIAHLE TOR LIGHT HOUSE
| ~ keeping. Inquire ut No O. Court 'i
|
ROOMS ANp roABn.
DoAup-GCup nay HDAl,B At 5. 20 bar.
| ID mouth. ~ Mouwe e.
nE.IRABLE ROOMS And BOARD AT % MAD
| - sou street.
MICE ROOMS AND BOARD Al 40 5u slii.
! ~ hy siwct -..--
DOoNs -NkwLY FURNISHED, AND BOARD,
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NJ No 20 feaond street Masonic Temple. beg ln'
ming "a n oClufkA No.. 90 ihc highest hlddr ihe
Led room. dining f5om aud lirhtn iufniiufe.
fhtnaWAfe knahc piano. nls0 uihcc ilmliufo ~
inlioWE lion falo. ioiny dnk, thuu book rafn
and bn0as. two involving book iabt via lan
harc, fOCaAsay, phrton aud busy WIZ haitia
BN UAnusON Mortgage.
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siNS0S,

9in PriIcs amounting to.....,-,.,........ssl,WN Wo
Fur club mites or any further Information, apply
10 the undersigned Tour handwriting must DO
distinct and signature plain. Morn rapid return
mail delivery viii be- sruud by Your enclosing an
envelope hyhriur Nuur mll uldr'ss
send POSTAL MOTIFS, ENppss Money Orler,
or New York Exchange IN oriiuhty letter cur
vncy by ENprrs Dat our rNpcusrl nldN.Cd u
M \. nAUrHlN,
New orleans, In,
or ". \. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ". a.
ur ut No. u West Court 81, M'mph6, Tenn.
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LOST.
DoG-BEoWN CURLY CHESAPEAKE BAY
II dog Return " 81 Orleans street sud by ~.
Waricd. =. A. sCAiFE
noG-sCorCu TERRIER; MIXED GRAY AND
IL brnwn. Return ~ ~ ain ~, Chelsea and
b. rewarded.
DVRsE-iN LErBRiEs STORE. or BETWEEN
i Ieubficr ani cufuer ionorson. n small garnet
,hro,hetrd purse. cohialuiug fefeul dnlnr ul'p
small statue Uf e. JosrDh. Deliver 10 hOJtk, .bt
Main street aud r'CclNo inward.
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Grand Semi.Annual Drawing

In the Academy OF Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, December ~, tsSI'
Capital Prize, 100000.
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
each, Halves $40; Quarters $s Tenths
g, T,,..,,..sky G.
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ChancerV Sale.

Motif. y. p.-in tho Chnu0rry Couu ~ fhr'IJ
County Truns Mar o. uCult, d. Lu utAi
friend. ~ John a. UJnic. CtaL
Under aud hy yiftne OF q drrr'o criewd m ills
clufn ON July ID l.sl urnuiHi iu minute huua ~
tarr gsg ! will, 10 fgcCial touiInis lIucr on
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.
FoRshIr.

TJoUsE-AT THE CORNER OF TENNESSEE
II and Georgia sts, Fort Pickering
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INURNlsEBD ROOM-ln the third story of 40
II Poplar street, suitable for two young men.
References rcquircd.
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4 n. MOORE COR VANCE AND lu.UNANuo.
d Trosh Neat. Vegetable, Ogsi.i, Fan, Came.
etc. Telephone -.
NJ \. COUNTS. NORFOLK tAN Oysters So
N. Amc, g Sites, icGct.on
CirTs & AVE- MATS. FISH uYsrERs ASD
> tame A icftr0n street Telephone tN
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IIor fTNCH. ONsIEils SERVED ~ Eyi.HY
style Imported wines, A4uOri uud C.Enr4 ui
sl.iGEigs ~ Main ,itc,t
u,lVOn OAi.bEN. TO- MAiS sTgtEE OPS
/ day and night lilnrling and lUlFi0E ufsicga
IC'CL KgN. Proprietor
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rAIINa ~ 1901 mOr,rs
nE,IAINAN1s M sALnnN..

SI6 o.r LsE rs s,s EoG, ,s s iS SS S1i
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No. s. Madison 5ifeei, Msmphl5. TeF
SHOW CASES E I;,tt::;; CASES
NnnTnAaE BALE.

10y virtue ~ n m0nrnrc executed 70 me- ~ J..
ID W. ilumfs on lunc ~ ltsb. also one executed
0n OatnlefG tssA 10 foruru certain alnuurl ~ To-
whirh have mniufcd ana feunln nu
raid. will aathr cnrltinry, sell igf orfhi GA
kx.au..f.v Fs...u,hsr T. 1877
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t,uoR AGENCY.

NETNplns broom FACTORY, ROREET ~
M lot. proprietor. i0i Front u Tclephonc, ~
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans. In.
CHILIS.
DUSCNs's CuIL TONIC HAS sTooD rI,E
=. test fnr years mud to-day stands tho
isndorof chm Medicines. Read
whnt l. said of ~.

I'm uuN,tvHi take pleasure IN making public
Hi4tcmpui of thu il,t ihHt haze usfsl your iiiil
'Ut,I, with rpat suurrHs after yNtulhlnH tlsU had
frualk lilU,l Myttil aud family Join in thank.
lrs vol iHr tf0 discovery ~ such % medicine,
which Will io ui si,h swat bgryit 10 mankind
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Something About Ben Maglnlc7 and HI,
Irish plny.

The familiar face OF Ban Meginley will
be seen at the Opera House tomorrow
afternoon and evening in his great char.
acter Of Brian Maguire, aliau "Insha.
vosne." The play takes it's name from
the principal character, that assumed by
Mr.. Maginley, and he As leader Of o
band of "peep o'day boys" Of 1893 is given
the name OF the town he camo from.
Brian Maguire, after the "0S" strug.
gle is Obliged to fly from Ireland. Soon
after bis flight daughter ia born to his
wife, who remained in the old land. The
mother survives the birth OF the child but
a brief time, and tho little ono ia substi.
tuted for one which died in the rich family
Of Sir Roderick O'Dwer. Inshayogue is
Ignorant OF the death OF his vile and the
birth OF his child, and upon returning to
Ireland many years after his flight he be.
comes an unwilling instrument Of misfor.
tune to his own daughter. The part of
the villain docs not ht the patriotic Irish
man and his better nature is constantly
asserting itself. In the struggle between
manly and base actions, the tribulations OF
pretty Norah Mcguire and her ultimate
hsppiness, the discontinue of the villain
and the reunion Of Inehavogue with his
daughter, the drama is strong, filled with
human interest aud is enlivened with
singing and dancing. Novel scenic Of.
fects, an Irish glen by moonlight, with
cascade OF running water, said to be q
very marvel Of stage art.
Mr.: Maginley will be supported by an
excellent company under the management
Of Charles b. Hicks.
Reserved seats are now on nale at Bau-
mer's music store, and judging from the
general intereat manifested, Mr.. Magin-
ley's Wheeling engagement will be a tri-
umphant success.